Kinsey Jr. Dies at 48 in Mt. Airy
Norman Edward Kinsey Jr died at his home 13 East Fourteenth street after a two month illness. He was 48 and survived by his wife Margaret Slifer Kinsey and two children Norman Kinsey Sr and Mrs. Charles Lantz. Also survived by his mother Mrs Virgie Kinsey and many siblings. Funeral set for Monday at 2 pm from 106 East Church Street with interment in Pine Grove cemetery Mt Airy. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Edward Kinsey
East Fourteenth Street
Virgie Crum Kinsey
K. Edward Kinsey
Avalon Lunch
Mt. Pleasant
Isaac Walton
Silver Spring
James E. Kiise
Germantown
Irvin L
Gwynn X
This City
Raymond R. Beaudry
Meriden
Conn
Warren L
East Church Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
M. R. Etchison and Son
Reading shows solid capital outlay and modest sales dip
A Securities and Exchange Commission and Commerce Department survey of 5,000 firms in February and March finds U S business plans for 27.2 billion dollars in new plant and equipment, a four percent decline from last year. Sales are seen down three percent, utilities up ten percent, durable goods down eight, non-durable up three, with little change elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commerce Department
U. S
Syracuse Nationals Overwhelm Celtics in Eastern Final
The Syracuse Nationals routed the Boston Celtics 109 to 94 to take a 4 1 lead in the best of three Eastern Division final series. It marked their sixth straight win after a loss to the Knicks on March 13, preserving momentum as they chase the division title.
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Associated Press
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Nats
Boston Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
Weicke
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Maryland day was observed in public schools with exercises as children participated. At Helles Lettres Literary Society meeting the debate on naval strength favored the affirmative. The American Saxophone Quartette Concert Company performed at the Opera House to a large audience. The MGC A junior members near completing Bible study, planning ten gospel services with five committees and named speakers, music, advertising, attendance, and finance. The News Says Editorial questions Frederick war claim payments vs. other appropriations and urges Congress to wake up and do its duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Helles Lettres Literary Society
United States
W. James
R. Hamim
Masters Hammand Clary
Henry Ramsburg
Frank Sanpineten
Jay Toms
Willie James
Harvey Smith
Frank Haller
Joe Davis
George Fout
John Quynn
William Delaplaine
Samuel Brown
Frederick
Congress
Veterans Association of Company A Formed This Week
Twenty years ago items report the formation of the Veterans Association of Company A for all members from 1905 to present. A car accident on Myersville Middletown road left four youths with minor injuries after the vehicle rolled and righted. Mrs. W. B. Stewart of Liberty Town fractured her wrist on an icy step. Frederick Chapter Order of DeMolay elected William M. Moore Master Councilor Henry F. Falk Senior Councilor C. Robert Stup Junior Councilor James O. McCanner Scribe and Gene Baller Treasurer.
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Veterans Assoration of Company A
Myersville-Middletown
W. B. Stewart
Libertytown
Frederick
Order of DeMolay
William M. Moore
Henry F. Falk
C. Robert Stup
James O. McCanner
Gene Baller
Man Killed At Keymar In Apparent Fertilizer Slide
Westminster Maryland March 25 William Lookingbill 51 a workman died today when a shifting 30 foot pile of fertilizer slid over him near Keymar State Trooper P M Hahn said the pile was sliding as a long bar rested against it The death was not immediately determined autopsy ordered The victim son of Mrs Margaret Grinder Lookingbill Bruceville and the late William Lookingbill Survived by ten brothers and three sisters Funeral arrangements announced by Fuss and Son Taneytown with services Sunday afternoon at 1 30 at the Fuss funeral home Interment Pipe Creek cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
William Lookingbill
P. M. Hahn
James T. March
Carroll County
Keymar
Margaret Grinder
Bruceville
William' S Lookingbill
Russell L
Taneytown
Vernon G. Lookingbill
Briceville
James Glacken
RFC Union Bridge
Charles A. Mehbring
Kevmar
Ray Miller
C. Fuss and Son Funeral
Ernest Colwell
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Clio Depositors May Get Back Part Of Funds
Clio Alabama residents may recover 85 to 90 cents on the dollar from the failed Clio Merchants Exchange after Royall Reynolds offered to sell all he owns to cover a 375000 shortage. Reynolds, under bond for embezzlement, is in Joplin hospital and will be jailed in Clayton when released. a mass meeting tonight will decide on a 10 to 15 percent reduction.
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CLIO
Ala
Royall Reynolds
Reynolds
Clio Merchants Exchange
Eufaula
Jai
Clayton
Strike continues as milk trucks run freely in city
Cars driven by several alleged strikers with the Excelsior Sanitary Dairy followed a few milk trucks this morning, but no trouble developed. The milk route trucks started out early in the morning and there were no attempts to stop them as had been tried earlier in the week. The strike began February 27 when regular drivers and some plant employees failed to return. The strike is described as a wildcat affair by management.
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Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Highlights Of Congress Reported Tax Cuts And Defense Talks
Washington notes show the Senate approving 1 034 billion in excise tax cuts with House action totaling 912 million. The measure aims to cut about a billion in tax revenue next year, pending a presidential signature. Contingent Korean War tax increases would extend beyond April. Senate questions probe Sprague defense plans for rapid evacuation and anti aircraft missiles. McCarthy investigations panel favors public airing amid Army friction. Chamber of Commerce backs farm plan with flexible supports, but flags concerns on other elements.
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Washington
U. S.treasury
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Robert C. Sprague
Massachusetts
McCarthy
Senate Investigations
Sen
R-Wis
Roy Cohn
Army
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate Agriculture Committees
Chamber
Potter
Michigan
Wilson
Wisconsin
Fred Seaton
Seaton
Senator McLellan
Arkansas
Defense de
Defense Department
Capitol Hill
Congress
Lewis Berry
Senator Patter
Patter
John G Adams
Secretary of the Army
Senata
Deny P
Beer Permit Hearing Held At Helena's Tasty Shop
County License Commissioner Gail L. Catshall deferred a decision after a hearing over the on sale beer license for Donald A. and Helena L. McIntosh at Helena's Tasty Shop and Restaurant 489 East Church Street. Neighbors led by Charles Klipp opposed the license arguing it not needed for public accommodation though testimony noted patrons often request beer with meals and reside in nearby establishments in the same building. About a dozen witnesses spoke for both sides while attorneys included C Clifton Witts for the applicants and Thomas Glass for the objectors.
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Gail L. Catshall
Donald A. McIntosh
Helena L. McIntosh
Helena
East Church Street
Court House
Charles HL Klipp
Klipp
McIntosh
C. Clifton Witts
Thomas
Glass
E. Austin James
Local health notes and estate sale reported in Walkersville
Among the sick Joyce Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Smith of Braddock Heights underwent operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital and has returned home Vera Beatty Lovettsville Va recovering at home of her son in law and daughter H E Keller Jefferson after discharge and plans to return April 1 Charles A Summel moved from 31 Winchester St to Bon Secours Baltimore in ambulance Mrs Charles Poole moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Orange Memorial Hospital Orange NJ in ambulance Emory L Coblentz returned from Baltimore Ear Nose and Throat Hospital after eye surgery convalescing at Lloyd C Cutler Carroll Parkway Mrs Coblentz's daughter Arthur E Fox stayed with her mother in Grosse Te and has restarted home Property sold A two story frame residence of the late Daisie H Long on Fulton Ave Walkersville sold to Gilmore R Flautt Dr for 12 30 Personal property sold well Arthur W Myers executor John L Shaw clerk Amos A Holter attorney
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Soame
Joyce ‘Smith
Roscoe Smith
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vera Beatty
Lovettstville
News and Post
H. & Keller
Af Jefferson
Beatty
Charles Poole
Orange Memorial Hospital
Orange
N. J
C. EB. Cline and Son
Emory L. Coblentz
West Third Street
Baltimore
Lloyd C. Cutler
Carroll Parkway
Coblentz
Daisie H. Long
Fulton Avenue
Walkersville
Gilmore R. Flautt
This
Arthur W. Myers
Daisie i Longgnatius E. Lease
John ‘i Ponton
John L. Shaw
Amos A. Holter
Harry G. Rice
George Street
Harry R. Kintz
Millard M. Rice
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Holden
Fellon
Engagements and Social Notes Across Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Law rence Crickenberger announce the engagement of their daughter Dean Douglas to John Plag son of Dr and Mrs Albert Plag of St Louis Mo. Weddings planned for June. Mrs Oren Neal hosts Bridge Club and other card groups at Elks Club and home with high score by Mrs Theodore McKinney. Craft group meets to plan Easter baskets for Frederick Memorial Hospital. Twin boys Michael and Darrell Taylor celebrate seventh birthday with family and friends. Delegates from Frederick attend National Conference of Jewish Women in Richmond Va. Rev and Mrs James Haskin welcome son Donald Milstead born March 18 at Columbia Hospital Washington. Various social events including birthdays, travel news, and upcoming weddings in Frederick area communities. Invitations issued for April 4 wedding of Ethel Nichols to George K Smith at Calvary Methodist Church with details of attendants and ushers. Birthday observance for Mrs Florence V Waskey noted along with hospital auxiliary events. Additional wedding invitations issued for Maralee Atkinson to Vernon T Jones at Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church in Baltimore. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Allen Lawrence of Emmitsburg. News of Rosemary Rosenstock and Palm Beach trip. Mona Yvonne Castle birthday. plane trip by Mrs Carl A Baller Jr and family.
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Shytner Roelke Suya
Lawrence Crickenberger
Thomas Avenue
That Dargiter
Dean Douglas
John Plag
Albert Plag
St. Louis
Albert O. Nichols
Ethel
George K. Smith
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward A. Godsey
Doris Simpson
Gearce L. Harting
York
Aliss Nichols
Ruby Nichols
Alisses
Hikia Haller
Mary Yingling
J. Carlisle Smith
Charles I. Jackson
Frederick
Manville Coblentz
Middletown
Marriage Notice for Ann Garroth Wenner and Clark Lamont Osteen
Mr and Mrs William B Wenner announce the marriage of their daughter Ann Garroth Wenner to Clark Lamont Osteen son of Dr and Mrs O L Osteen of Beltsville The ceremony was held Saturday March 6 at three o clock with the immediate family present Rev J Edward Harms pastor emeritus of St John s Lutheran church Hagerstown officiating
Package Increase Offered to Longshoremen in New York
The shipping industry proposed a 10 cent hourly wage rise plus about 1.72 million dollars in retroactive pay and welfare benefits to longshoremen. The ILA and AFL-ILA gave a cool reception as employers gave until next Wednesday to accept. The strike, in its 22nd day, saw ILA leaders tell 4,000 Port of New York tugboat crewmen to honor union picket lines.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
Afl-Ila
Port of New York
Deaths of Reck Hoffman Pearre Covell in Maryland
Notices report the deaths of Rev. Harry ER Reck 83 of Baltimore with services at his home and burial in McKendree near Cooksville. Annie Cecilia Hoffman 79 of Adamstown with funeral at her home and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Miss Nellie Pearre 86 of Frederick County with services at East Patrick Street funeral home and Mount Olivet. Harry William Covell 50 of Hagerstown and Frederick County with funeral services at Mount Olivet Cemetery and burial there.
Funeral notices for Mrs Katherine Hahn and Mrs Emma Quinn
The funeral of Mrs Katherine Lavenia Hahn wife of Charles F Hahn died Monday was held Thursday at 2 PM from 8 East Patrick street with Rev W W Garrett in charge. Interment Mount Olivet. C E Cline and Son, directors. Funeral services for Mrs Emma May Quinn wife of Alexander L Quinn who died at home New Market Monday were held Thursday at 11 AM at 106 East Church Street with Rev F P Brosep as pastor. Interment Mount Olivet. MR Etchison and Son, directors. Two arrests were logged by city police Howard Layton and Claude H Gardner both of Frederick for drunkenness. Each held on 25.80 for hearings tonight.
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Harry ER. Reck
Gelston Drive
Baltimore
Mr. Reck
Frederick County
Jeremiah Reck
Leonardtown
Cumberland
Eryn Foxwell Reck
Evelxyn Beall
Stephen Dowell Reck
New Orleans
Charles Beck
Lisbon
Laura Bural
Uniontown
Hev. Lavey D. Gruber
Rucks Baltimore
McKendree Cemetery
Cooksville
C. M. Waltz
Nellie Pearre
Park
Lavenue
Three Pines
Welock
Miss Pearre
Montgomery County
James and
Ann DeLashmutt
Pearre
Trinity Methodgist Church
Jennie Pearce
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
Cline and Son
Barre W. Covell
Harry William Covell
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Mr. Covell
Pearl
William L
Gertrude Kolb Covell
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Sportsman’s Club
Potomac Ediison Company
Covellis
John M. Covell
Lewistown
Catherine Whittaker
Joseph A. Kramer
Frank T. Murphy
Claude Neal
Kermit Remsburg
Katherine Lavenia Hahn
Charles F. Hahn
Patrick Street
W. W. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edwin Starks
Clifford Long
Leon Booker
Paul Steckman
William Hahn
Donald Fox
C. E. Cline and Son
Emma May Quinn
Alexander L. Quinn
New Market
East
Church Street
F. P. Brose
Parkway Church of God
Howard Layton
Claude H. Gardner
Sergt. Shook
Tregonling
Left Wingers Plan Broadside Attack On FBI Soon
Washington dispatch notes the so called left wing’s victories in pressuring President Eisenhower to attack Senator McCarthy and prepare broadside strikes against Representative Welde and Senator Jenner. It cites magazine pieces, Senate actions, and alleged leaks as part of a campaign to undermine anti Communist investigations, with internal White House tensions and claims of lack of teamwork across officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Eisenhower
Mce J. Carthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Representative Welde
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Sne
Mundt
Dirksen
Potter
Congress
Secretary of the Army
White House
McCarthy
John (. Adams
Pentagon
McCarthy Committee
Florida
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Norman E. Kinsey, Jr
Eris
Norman Edward Kinsey, Sr
Celtics
Marset
the News
Lot Socictus
Oren Neal
Welcome Wagon
Ibridge
Elks Club J
Fairview Avenue
Theodore McKinney
Leonard Zimmerman
Joe Taylor
South
Jefferson Street
Michael
Darrell Taylor
Taylor
Evard Smith
Jo Ann Baer
Billy Combs
Michael Rentzell
Jimmy Stavely
Stephen
David Smith
Robbie Baer
Paula Ernst
Terry Sheets
Karen Smith
Mary Ruth Johnston
Jack Weissman
Nathan Jacobson
Upper College Terrace
James C. Haskin
Doubs
Donald Milstead
Columbia Hospital
Mr. Haskin
Doubs Methodist Church
William R. Quynt
Aimelung
American Association of University Women
Status of Women In
France
College Park A. A. U. W
Maurice Guggenheim
David
Watkins Acres
Guggenheim
Suzanne Schaefer
Cuthbert Schaefer
Evanston
Tll
Dr. Schaefer
J. Roger Fisher
St. Petersburg
Fla
Vero Beach
Stuart Haller Brown
Springdale
King School For Boys
Stamford
Stuart Haller
Pinefield
Jug Bridge Hill
Lilian Seley
Trian
South Market Street
Florence V. Waskey
East Second Street
Helen Kann Janne
Women's Hospital \usiliaries
F. Maeve: Wood
Byron NM. White
Frederick Hospital
Peter Pan Inn
Mr. Jones
Miss Atkinson
Robins J. Atkinson
East Fifteenth Street
Maralee
Vernon T. Jones
Hugh T. Jones
Lee Swarmitale
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Allen Lawrence
Emmitsburg
Samuel H Rosenstock
Palm Beach
Breakers Hotel
Mona
Yvonne Castle
Robert Castle
Columbus Avenue
Carl A. Baller, Jr
Jeffrey
San Mateo
California
Rochester
N. Y
Carl A. Baller, Sr
Woodsboro
Claude E. Moore
Old Braddock
Doris Ann
Wayne W. Villiar
Herbert B. ‘Wiliar
Unionville
Washington District of the Army Engineers
Camp Detrick
Pittsburgh
William Heagy
Piushuien Polie Force
Heagy
al Spaulding
Pacific
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Annie Cecilia Hoffman
John W. Hoffman
Adamstown
William and
Mary Jane Stonel Schaeffer
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Church Hill
George W
Lewis
Lawrence
A Webster
Ragers
Petey Nea Serre
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